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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1956
Page
3
A U S district court favored the government in a suit over confiscated Hoxsey cancer pills, delaying destruction while an appeal is possible. The judge ruled the pills were unproven and the FDA seeks to halt the clinic’s operations, with potential losses near twenty thousand dollars.
West applauds U S resolve against Reds urging full UN backing and sanctions. Officials signaled continued U S leadership in international tension and urged prompt action to support humanitarian and security efforts.
Ex GOP leader in hospital after stomach upset and testing at Doctors Hospital. He suffered the upset yesterday at the hotel and was advised by doctors to rest at home. He previously spent a month in hospital last March after a heart attack and resigned as Republican party treasurer in Ti ped County.
Busmeaus W Score Sobins son 44 died yesterday in a Dunkirk hospital from a shotgun stomach wound. Police report during drinking with friends. Frank Goode 70 waived exam and was ordered held for grand jury. Incident occurred at Goode's home in Colins town Exley County. County district attorney said no further face would be tiled against Behasay pending grand jury action.
Oil City Pennsylvania Army officer Lt Stanley V Maurer faces court martial in Alabama on a theft charge of 2409 from Army Emergency Relief funds where he was custodian at Fort Rucker. He sought a writ of habeas corpus after arrest on October 24th and impending discharge papers. Trial set for next Monday. discharge order was revoked by Fort Rucker officials.
A youth attempted a robbery near Mrs Fairbara Makar’s home after she parked in her rear. He jumped from the bushes as she came to the back door and fled when she screamed. Police said she was not harmed.
Babson argues that postwar promises by candidates will push inflation higher under the 1946 Employment Act. He predicts rising living costs, wage increases, and continued government debt while automation and steel costs rise. He questions Eisenhower’s ability to curb inflation and urges readers to focus on purchasing power of wages and benefits.
Albany readers ponder the noontime favorite among school children with cafeteria managers citing spaghetti as a familiar quick meal. One observer notes children rush to eat, another adds spaghetti goes down easily, keeping kids from lingering at lunch.
An aged preacher shown by hands on the Bible is celebrated as Hands of Destiny. The note details his decades of blessing marriages baptisms and comforting the sick and dying, and lists Sunday services at First Baptist Church West Pleasant Street and Second Avenue led by Rev. Robert J. DeBoer with a full week schedule of sermons youth activities and community events.
The Erie Conference Sunday School contest sixth Sunday at 9 45 a m. Morning worship at 11 with Dr Glenn E Donelson as sermonist. Junior church in Educational Building. Youth Fellowship at 6 45. Evening service at 7 45 by Dr Donelson. Monday 8 pm Erie District Christian Service Training at Immanuel North East closing session. Tuesday 3 15 am cottage prayer home of Mrs Henry Kennedy 139 East Irving St leader Mrs Leon Van Tassel. 7 30 pm morning devotions broadcast over WOTR. noon women’s aid society for dinner and to pack baskets for shut-ins. Wednesday 11 00 Union Thanksgiving Service at First Presbyterian with Rev George Myers. Thursday regular prayer service and Bible study not held.
Corner East Washington Street and Maple Avenue. Rev. Earl C. Docherty leads 9:45 a.m. Bible School and 11:00 a.m. church service with sermon Wind, A Symbol of the Holy Spirit. Evening service 7:40 p.m. on The Revelation and the Millennium. Thursday 1:30 p.m. Ladies Missionary Prayer Band. 7:30 p.m. Midway Prayer and Bible study. WOTR noon meditation. Corry Assembly of God also listed with service times and broadcasts on WOTR.
The Church of the Nazarene shows a schedule of services at 9:15 a m prayer show ers of blessing on air 10:00 p m Sunday School 11:00 a m Morning Worship 7:16 p m Young People’s service 8:00 p m Evening Service 7:45 p m Union Thanksgiving service at First Presbyterian with Rev George A Myers preaching Thursday 8:00 p m Prayer service.
Local Salvation Army activities outline a busy week with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Various meetings follow, including leadership by Lieut. Grouch and Mrs. Levis, with events such as Bible Club and district street meetings. Other churches listed include First Church of Christ Scientist, First Methodist, and St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran, detailing services, Sunday School, prayer meetings, youth groups, and Thanksgiving observances amid a broad, interdenominational church calendar.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a church event at Shomas Cle Apostle HC Church in Washington with mentions of Rev. Frovicls, Ghaves Hay, DeSiindl Rakebie Baye, and Muswets 645. The text is garbled but suggests a church gathering or service with weights or dates referenced, lacking clear details or outcome.
Corner South Center and Went Rev Paul F Bauer hosts a busy church day with church school for all ages, morning worship on the pastor's sermon "Consider How You Have Fared," nursery care, junior church for 1st to 5th grade, and junior and senior high fellowships. Weekly Scout meetings and trustee sessions are listed with a community Thanksgiving service at the church.
The Emmanuel Episcopal Church at 827 North Center Street lists Rev. William C. Settz Jr. with services and meetings: Holy Communion at 4:00, Church School at 4:45 a.m., Morning Prayer at 11:00 a.m. and a Church School Teachers' meeting at 7:20 p.m. Thursday includes Choral service of Holy Communion at 10:00 p.m. An offering supports St Barbadas House in North West, Pa.
Rev Cyril Krona Binday presides at West Pleasant Street church with Masses at 8 16 and 10 90 a for weekdays. Weekday Mass at 1 30 am. Holy Day Masses listed at 7 30 with unclear adjustments.
A church calendar in Corry is sponsored by numerous local firms including Bracken Funeral Home Western Auto Ajax Iron Works Olds the Florist Crystal Coal Thomas Motors Corry Inc Fogle Lumber Wilcox Products Corry Jamestown Mfg Haberlein Motor Sales Melnnes Steel Model Dairy Hammond Elevator Aero Supply Grice Jewelers. The sponsorship signals community support and aims to encourage broader church attendance.
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